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Version 2.4.0 · 2026-03-08
• Added Support link in Settings for quick access to help and resources • Fixed layout issues for smoother app experience • Enhanced app performance and stability • Various bug fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.4.0, updated 2026-03-08.


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Just tap along the beat of your favorite music to measure the BPM of any song.
"The perfect app for discovering BPM. Way faster and more accurate than anything that claims to be able to detect it automatically."
Tap That Tempo is a simple yet powerful utility for musicians, music producers, DJs, or anyone who wants to know the tempo of their musical ideas. Simply tap the button in rhythm with the music, and the app calculates the BPM using advanced algorithms.
Key Features:
• Precise BPM detection by tapping along the beat
• Automatic reset after customizable intervals (1-4 seconds)
• Clean, minimal interface designed for musicians
Perfect for:
• Discovering the BPM of songs
• Measuring tempo of musical ideas
• Quick tempo reference during music production
• DJs who need to know track tempos…
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• Added Support link in Settings for quick access to help and resources • Fixed layout issues for smoother app experience • Enhanced app performance and stability • Various bug fixes and improvements
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